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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text suggests a 19th or early 20th century farming note. Mentions farmers working harder and references to workers, notes on prices and pressures. Includes scattered phrases about markets, shortages, and community concerns. Persistent mention of “Plain to View” and a numbered stock note appears, with unclear dates or places.
A fragmentary item mentions Milea and Glath with war metaphor and diet hints. The text references Minneae and Beyer Uniun crew in a cryptic, clipped note about an event or action and an equiter term. No clear names or dates emerge to anchor a full report.
Farmers warned about hot weather stomach issues and quick relief claims. An advertising copy promotes EATONIC as a simple, inexpensive remedy with rapid aid for indigestion, heartburn, and stomach discomfort after meals. It urges readers to buy now through a local druggist and promises guarantees.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Captain George C. Foulds and a group including Bartels. It references months, a place front, and someone named Vanilla, with unclear actions and roles. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A garbled note suggests a proposal to raise an age limit by forty years, drawing objection from a local resident. The fragment mentions a town or publication credit and references unnamed individuals and a steel theft context, but details are unclear.
Scrambled OCR fragment mentions Professor Conn observing power congress days a week and a claim about a white cloltion red cross wall. References an Alaya and grocers ad. Mentions printing of the first newspaper being stopped on a Friday.
Denver man suffers memory loss after a mysterious attack said to erase his past and his wife’s identity. The injured man, described as 30s with good physique, worked as an expert past engine mechanic. His recollection remains sealed as doctors and family search for the meaning behind the incident and its impact on wealth and future plans.
In Chasetown West Virginia a husband facing burglary charges accepted a plan to confess and take the sentence while his wife would be freed. Attorneys arranged a plea offering clemency to Mrs King, but both were urged to plead guilty. The man received a two year sentence in the penitentiary.
Loose coins and gold pieces valued at $5,620 were found in a Kentucky home linked to Inta Thomas Wood. Dates trace back to 160s and 103s with many pieces of $20 gold, while an art book held $2,078 in currency. Aged relatives mentioned long-hidden currency recovered after over thirty years.
A garbled page segment reproduces disjointed political and social dialogue about taxation and industry, stray humor, and consumer ads. It discusses Bonar Law and budget choices, breeding of dogs, public works, and a pamphlet of sanitary tips. The text blends dialect fragments, quotes, and promotional blurbs, with product ads for Cuticura and laundry blues.
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